Greenville County, South Carolina

Aiken, Hugh, House Allen Temple A.M.E. Church American Cigar Factory American Spinning Company Mill No. 2 Barnwell, Arthur, House Bates, William, House Beattie, Fountain Fox, House Beth Israel Synagogue Brandon Mill Broad Margin Brushy Creek Burdette Building Burdette Building (Boundary Decrease) Campbell's Covered Bridge Cannon Building Carolina Supply Company Chamber of Commerce Building Christ Church (Episcopal) and Churchyard Cureton-Huff House Davenport Apartments Davenport House Donaldson, T. Q., House Downtown Baptist Church Dunean Mill Historic District Earle Town House Earle, Col. Elias, Historic District East Park Historic District Fairview Presbyterian Church First National Bank Fountain Inn High School Fountain Inn Principal's House and Teacherage Fulmer, James A., House Gilfillin and Houston Building Gilreath's Mill Goodwin, John H., House Greenville County Courthouse Greenville Elks Lodge Greenville Gas and Electric Light Company Greer Depot Greer Downtown Historic District Greer Post Office Hampton-Pinckney Historic District Hampton-Pinckney Historic District Extension Holly Springs School Hopkins Farm Imperial Hotel Isaqueena James, Louie, House Judson Mill Kilgore, Josiah, House Lanneau-Norwood House McBee Methodist Church McDowell House Mills Mill Monaghan Mill Montgomery, E.W., Cotton Warehouse Old Pilgrim Baptist Church Cemetery and Kilgore Family Cemetery Paris Mountain State Park Historic District Parker High School Auditorium Pettigru Street Historic District Piedmont Mill Stores Building Poe Hardware and Supply Company Poinsett Bridge Poinsett Hotel Quillen, Robert, Office and Library Reedy River Falls Historic Park and Greenway Reedy River Falls Historic Park and Greenway (Boundary Increase) Reedy River Industrial District Richland Cemetery Salmon, George, House Simpsonville Baptist Church Southern Bleachery and Print Works Spring Park Inn Springwood Cemetery Stradley and Barr Dry Goods Store Taylor, Earle R., House and Peach Packing Shed Tullyton Turner, R. Perry, House Turner, Robert G., House U.S. Post Office and Courthouse Welborn, F.W., House Wesley, John, Methodist Episcopal Church West End Commercial Historic District West End Commercial Historic District (Boundary Increase) Whitehall Wilkins, William and Harriet, House Woodside Cotton Mill Village Historic District Working Benevolent Temple and Professional Building Wyche, C. Granville, House

101 Trade Street 6 inch Field Howitzer Model of 1908 75 mm Field Gun / 3 inch M1903 90 mm M-2 Anti-Aircraft Gun About 1765 African Elephant Al Rosen Alester G. Furman, Jr. Administration Building Alester Garden Furman, Jr. Allen Temple AME Church Bell Alliance Cotton Warehouse Andrew Pickens Barracks in the Woods Battle of Great Cane Brake Beatrice Dennis Plyler Fountain Beattie E. Huff Highway Beaver at Lake Conestee Bell Tower Bethel Church Bethel Church Cemetery Bethel Community Training Ground Boyhood Home of Hugh Smith Thompson Brockman Park Brutontown Buck Mickel Bull's Eye! Camp Sevier Camp Sevier Campbell's Covered Bridge Campbell's Covered Bridge Campbell’s Covered Bridge Camperdown Mill Cannon Memorial Park Veterans Monument Capers Bouton Memoral Fountain Carolina Supply Company Cedar Grove Baptist Church/ Simpsonville Rosenwald School Chamber of Commerce Building Charles G. Garrett Interchange Charles H. Townes Center for Science Cherokee Boundary (1767) Cherokee Boundary (1767) Cherokee in the Upcountry / Beginnings of Greenville Water Cherrydale Chick Springs Chicora College Chino Smith Christ Church (Episcopal) Church Street Cigar Factory City of Greenville 9-11 Plaque Clark Murphy Housing Complex Claussen’s Bakery Clay Buchholz Clayton "Peg Leg" Bates Clayton "Peg Leg" Bates Cleveland Park Come On In, the Water's Fine! Confederate Armory Cooley's Bridge Cotton Mills Cradle of Greenville Crenshaw's Battery David Barton Home Site Deputy Marcus L. Whitfield DeSantis Pavilion Donaldson Air Force Base / Captain John O. Donaldson Donaldson Air Force Base / Captain John O. Donaldson Downtown Baptist Church Downtown Greenville Dr. Charles Hard Townes Dr. Harold B. Sightler Dr. John Todd Anderson Dunean Mill Early White Settlement / The Massacre of Jacob Hite Eighty Unnamed Soldiers Elizabeth Lyles Blackwell Fountain Erected by Sullivan - Dunklin Chapter D.A.R. Eugene E. Stone III Soccer Stadium Eugenia Duke Bridge Eve Fairview Church / Fairview Cemetery Falls Cottage Falls Place Falls Reclaimed and the Liberty Bridge 2004 Fountain Fox Beattie House / Greenville Women's Club Fountain Inn High School Fountain Inn Rosenwald School Fountain Inn Veterans Monument Francis Marion Frank Howard Frank Selvy Fred W. Symmes Hall of Science Fulton H. Anthony Memorial Bridge Furman Class of '05 September 11 Memorial Furman Men Who Gave Their Lives in the World War Furman University Furman University Furman University Furman University Furman University 50th Anniversary Plaza Furman University World War II Memorial Gassaway Mansion Geer Hall General Nathanael Greene General Robert E. Lee General Store Getting Water from Here to There Gilder Gilreath's Mill Graceland East Memorial Park Veterans Monument Greenville Arboretum Greenville County Confederate Monument Greenville County Courthouse / The Willie Earle Lynching Trial Greenville County Veterans Memorial / Greenville County Medal of Honor Greenville County Vietnam Veterans Memorial Greenville Gas and Electric Light Company Greenville Memorial Auditorium Greenville Woman's College Greenville Woman’s College Bell Greenville's General Guilford Courthouse Flag Harper Plaza Harriet Smith Wyche Hendricks' Plaza Henry Pinckney Hammett Herbert C. Granger Interchange Here Lieth the Body of Sarah M. Crittenden Herman N. Hipp Hall Herman W. Lay Physical Activities Center Historic Plants Garden Historic River Cane History of Falls Park History of the Reedy River Holy Cross Episcopal Church Labyrinth Hopkins Farm Huguenot Mill Office Hunting Grounds to Mill Town In 1825 In Honor Of In Memory of 81st Wildcat Division / Camp Sevier Indian Boundary Line Indian Boundary Line Irvin H. Philpot Highway James Buchanan Duke Library James C. Furman Classroom Building James Lawrence Orr Jane Fishburne Hipp Plaza Jim Rice Joe Anders Joe Ronnie Hooper Joel Roberts Poinsett Joel Roberts Poinsett John Broadus Watson John E. Johns Hall John E. Johns '47 John H. Goodwin House John L. Plyler Home John Smoltz John Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church Joseph Jefferson Jackson Josh White Judson Hall Kershaw Brigade Kilgore-Lewis House Lake Conestee in Transition Lake Keowee Watershed Laodicea Langston Springfield Laurel Creek Church Lawrence Lafayette Richardson, M.D. Lawrence Peter Hollis Lebanon Church Liberty Bridge Liberty Bridge Liberty Bridge Lickville Presbyterian Church Linky Stone Park Lou Brissie Luther Samuel Payne Major Rudolf Anderson Jr. Manufacturing Site Marshall E. and Vera Lea Rinker Hall Mauldin Mauldin United Methodist Church Max Heller Legacy Plaza McAlister Auditorium McBee Chapel McBee's Mills McKay Memorial Chapel (part of First Presbyterian Church) McPherson Park Melvin and Dollie Younts Conference Center Methodist Men Memorial Mike Garfield Milford Mall Mill Village Mills & McBayer Cotton Warehouse Minor Herndon Mickel Square Mountain View School Mrs. Emmie Fulmer Mrs. James Williams Mush Creek Baptist Church New Life for Old Bathhouse Nick Strange Nolan Ryan North Greenville Baptist Academy Oakland Plantation Old Fountain Inn Old Glory Old Greenville Graveyard Old Mill Ruins Old Stage Road / Railroads in Simpsonville Open to the Sky O'Neal Village Parker High School Auditorium Paul Ellis, III Overlook Pelham Mill Pepper School Poinsett Bridge Poinsett's Spring Point of View Post 3 American Legion Poteat Hall Prospect Hill Park Raven Cliff Falls Reedy River Factory Reedy River Falls Reedy River Falls Reedy River Falls Historic Park Restoration and Development Rev. James R. Rosemond Reverence for Water: Feeding the Body, Feeling the Spirit Richard Pearis Richard W. Riley Hall River Lodge Roger Craft Peace Plaza Saluda (Poinsett) Watershed Sans Souci SC Ordinance of Secession Second Baptist Church World War II Memorial Simpsonville Simpsonville Baptist Church Simpsonville Clock Tower Simpsonville Cotton Mill / Woodside Mill Simpsonville Elementary School / Simpsonville High School Simpsonville Library Simpsonville Methodist Church Simpsonville Municipal Cemetery Simpsonville Veterans Memorial Site of First Baptist Church / Baptist Seminary Slater Hall Snow Campaign Chapter Marker Soldier's Rest South Carolina's First National Bank Spirit of Freedom Spring-Wood Park Springwood Cemetery St Mary's Catholic Church Standing Springs Baptist Church Sterling High School Sterling High School Sterling High School Memorial Stone Mortar Stone's Mill / Jones' Mill Stradley and Barr Dry Goods Store Suber's Mill Sullivan (Grove) Cemetery Sulphur Spring Table Rock Watershed Tate Plaza Textile Hall The Betsy Ross Flag The Buncombe Road The Charles Erza Daniel Memorial Chapel The Cherokees The Dam for Reservoir 2 The Earle Infirmary The Falls and Industry 1800’s – 1960 The Falls Forgotten 1960 - 2002 The Geologic History of Greenville The History of the Gosnell Cabin The Kress Building The Lynching Of Willie Earle The Moultrie Flag The Old Arbor The Old Oak Tree The Old Record Building The Original Water Filter The Reedy River The South Carolina Flag The Touchstone House The Touchstone House "Falls Cottage" The "Pearis" of "Paris" Mountain The "Swamp Rabbit" Railroad Thomas C. Gower Bridge Thomas Sumter Tigerville To the Glory of God Tommy Lasorda Tommy Wyche Toney's Store / Militia Muster Ground Trains Tribute to Greer Firefighters Tullyton Vardry Dixon Ramseur, III Vardry McBee Vardry McBee Vardry Mill Welcome to Caesars Head State Park Welcome to Falls Park Welcome to Paris Mountain State Park What's So Special About this Bridge? Whitehall Wilkins House William Edgeworth Beattie William Few Bridge William Preston Few (1867-1940) Wilson Cooke Woodlawn Memorial Park Veterans Memorial Working Benevolent Society Hospital Worth Barnett Overpass Wyche Pavilion "Mom, Can I Have a Nickel?" "Old College" "Shoeless Joe" Jackson House "Shoeless" Joe Jackson "The Poplars" / Elias Earle "The Shack"